Overview
Chloe Marin was lucky. She was just a teenager when a beachside party mansion turned into a bloodbath. According to authorities, the killers were later found dead in the swamp. Chloe's not so sure.
Ten years later, as a psychologist consulting with the cops, she gets drawn in to the disappearance of a swimsuit model. Everyone assumes the girl ran off for some fun in the sun—everyone but Chloe, who's been visited by the model's ghost.
Someone else is interested in the dead girl: Luke Cane, a P.I. investigating the disappearance for her father. Chloe and Luke barely trust one another, but they agree on the important things—they will bend the law to catch these killers, and there is an undeniable attraction between them.
When another mass murder occurs, Chloe's beginning to think her presence is no longer a coincidence .
Synopsis
Chloe Martin was lucky. As a teenager she survived a savage killing spree, providing a sketch that linked the murders to two dead cult members. Ten years later, Chloe is a psychologist specializing in art therapy to help traumatized victims, and works with the police as a victim advocate. When a young swimsuit model disappears, everyone assumes she's run off for some fun in the sun. Everyone but Chloe. Especially when the model's ghost asks for her help.
Publishers Weekly
In this captivating novel of paranormal romantic suspense from bestseller Graham (Deadly Gift), part-time model and psychologist Chloe Marin, a traumatized survivor of what was billed as the “Teen Massacre” at a Florida beach house 10 years earlier, has new reason to be afraid. Colleen Rodriguez, one of the models at Chloe's Miami Beach agency, has gone missing while on a shoot in the Florida Keys. Investigating Colleen's disappearance is PI Luke Cane, whose tortured past makes him a perfect match for Chloe, and the pair soon give in to their mutual attraction. Complementing the sensual love scenes are Chloe's chilling visions of ghosts of the victims of her horrific brush with death as a high school senior. Just when Chloe thinks she can look happily to the future, eerie similarities surface between a crime in New Orleans and the massacre. Romance fans will have no reason to complain. (Apr.)